Political impulses drive voters more than candida
An analysis of political psychology cites varied voter impulses shaping outcomes. A Newspaper Enterprise Association survey shows contradictions among labels like socialist progressive Democrat and anti socialist, with many voters acting impulsively amid postwar discontent. The piece notes broader trends of outparty support and waning party cohesion as elections approach.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Harding
League of Nations
League
Cox
Debs
Democratic Party
Sam
Gamaliel
Well Stocked Cellars Echoes Of Past And Prods To Store
The piece urges a renewed cellar habit as urged by the Department of Agriculture. It contrasts past practice of home storage with modern reliance on grocers and storage plants and argues winter food endures by self supply boosting local farmers and lowering later prices.
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Department of Agriculture
Bolshevik Splits and Anti-Soviet Uprisings in Russia
The text notes renewed Bolshevik splits and anti-Soviet revolts in Russia. It argues uprisings persist despite suppression and predicts a counter-revolution if Russia is permitted to make peace with the world to study the Soviet system’s inefficiency. It mentions a former Bolshevik as Europe’s most determined foe.
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Russia
Europe
Pilsudski and Lenine Rivalry Across Russian Lines
The text recalls Józef Pilsudski then an associate of Lenin, both expelled from Russia in 1905. It notes Pilsudski’s early communist ties and bomb tactics, his role fighting for Austria during World War I, and his later repudiation of the Soviet revolution. It predicts a Russian counter revolution and Pilsudski’s potential rise to oppose Lenin if peace returns.
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Pilsudski
Poland
Lenine Jong
Lenine
Russia
America First echoes draw European contrast in sermons
Rev. Charles S. MacFarland, secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, returns from Switzerland and Western Europe with comments on America’s aloofness. He says Europeans expect American moral support for rebuilding and League of Nations engagement, likening U.S. internal disputes to Nero. Ford workers sing at their labor. holiday hints note early Christmas.
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America
Charles S. MacFarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In
Switzerland
Europe
Dr. MacFarland
League of Nations
Nero
Rome
Rosh Hashanah observances and local civic notes
Ten years back on this day the Jewish community kept open house for Rosh Hashanah as Rabbi Roman travels to Winona to lead services. A grounds and buildings committee convenes to discuss selling the old Second Ward School at Fourth and King to the Governor's Guard. Rudolph Kreutz leaves for St Paul to join the St Paul Symphony Orchestra. E G Staats Regalia plans move to Mt Pleasant Iowa after local support fades.
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Roman
Winona
Governor’s Guard Association
Rudolph’ Kreutz
Kreutz
St. Paul
Witch Hazel and the Gold Find in Little Boulder Trail
Jim Thornton follows Hazel Deane and Pedro into the canyon above Little Boulder seeking a rumored gold dust cache hidden by Sirand James Thornton. Hazel proves capable at both finding water and gold as they encounter danger, while Mr Deane weighs a future of mountain hermit life or urban promises with his daughter. The party shares a table in a mountain lodge, and Thornton carries a letter of introduction from Major Take.
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California
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Nate Miler
Hazeh Deane
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Nate
Tog Meerfle
Pedro
Alware
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Hazel
Borlder
Witch Hazel
Nate Miller
Henry Deanne
Srand
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Hazel Deane
Wim
Pedra I
Senor
Richar
Righee
Henry Deane
Toyane
Lam
Little Boulder
Take
Mr. Thornton
Dad
Nowi'te Hungale
Walt
Thornton
Middle West
Denne
Lin
Ohio
New York
Mornten
Ghostly hoard and witch scene in Thornton tale
In a dark fantasy snippet Witch Hazel adores Thornton and hints at a heart known to reveal gold, while Grandfather Chornton’s tin boxes and a treasure chase unfold amid a tense exchange. The fragment blends eerie dialogue with a treasure hunt vibe.
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Grandfather Chornton
Hazel
Thornton
Witch Iuxel
Questions on Presidents and Cabinet Roles
A fragmented quiz asks which president married at 18, who was secretary of commerce under Wilson, which ex president is alive, and cabinet ties to Jefferson Davis. It lists presidents buried in Virginia and ponders succession if Wilson and Marshall cannot serve, plus mentions a 1912 progressive nominee and quotes about duty.
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United States
Commerce
Wilson
Jefferson Davis
Horace Greeley early life and rise to editor of The Tribune
A compact biographical sketch traces Horace Greeley from a 14 year old apprentice ink roller in a small newspaper shop to his ascent as a leading editor. It recounts his early hardships, self education, move to New York, and founding of The New York Tribune, framing his career as a landmark in 19th century American journalism.
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Greeley
Horace
Horace Greeley
Amherst
N. H
Northern Spectator
East Ponticy
Vermont
Greefey
New York City
New York Tribune
Tamerres
Old Man Puzzle Solved by Market Figures
The puzzle asks for a number of futures multiplied by 4 to yield b7, then references a prior day’s mental math about buying turkeys geese and chickens with $100.00. The quoted solution shows 12 turkeys at $5.00, geese at $2.10, and 28 chickens at 10 cents each, totaling 100 fowls for $100, illustrating the first simple pricing puzzle.
Dictionary Dives Aid to Young Readers and a Tomboy Highlight
A collage of reader anecdotes shows how a dictionary boosts word games and geography while a 12 year old New York girl defies norms to enroll in college. The stories praise curiosity, quick study, and a mother’s pride in her daughter’s drive.
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New York City
Helen
Koch
Dawson Street
City
Heben
Boyhood stories of famous men begin with a young artist
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boy Joshua Reynolds watching a paper artist named Warcewell. The tale suggests how a few minutes of encouragement from a customer sparked Reynolds to seek patrons and begin his lifelong career as a portrait painter.
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Joshua
Warcewell
Howe
Joshua Reyno
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